RSS or Rich Site Summary has been around for many years now. It’s still used now as a way to summarize and distribute new updates to sites, and present news. Since RSS is a simple XML format, parsing that data isn’t really that hard. It can be easily done with Nintex Workflow. As you can […]
What is XSL? XSL stands for Extensible Stylesheet Language. It is used to transform an XML document into something else that is more user friendly. A most common practice is transform XML into HTML. In a Nintex Workflow scenario, there are a number of situations where you have an XML structure. The most obvious one […]
Thanks to the user on Nintex Connect named “Dierk”, it’s quite simple to create a text file in a document library using Nintex Workflow. The great thing is, you don’t just have to create a flat text file, you can also create other files that are also text based. Eg. CSV (comma separated values file […]
Part 2 – Nintex Workflow – Update XML Part 2 – Updating InfoPath Forms Having the ability Query XML in Nintex Workflow, using XPath or XSLT to translate it has been a great part of the product, but with the latest release (Build 11000), we can finally Update XML. So to get my head around […]